Create pages from a preset
Pick a standard paper size or one of your saved presets, then click Create. If you're outside North America, pick A4 instead of Letter.
Create pages from a preset
- Open a category in the preset sidebar, such as ISO (International).
- Choose a preset. The header, Width, Height, and unit fill in.
- Click Create. The button reads Done when the page is ready.
Print for Figma adds a frame to your canvas, named after the preset and size. To add margins, bleed, or crop marks first, see Create custom pages.
Load a saved preset
- Open Custom Presets.
- Click the preset. The page size, margins, and bleed fill in.
To make a preset of your own, see Save a custom page preset.
Preset reference
Choosing a preset fills in the page size. Here is what each category is for:
- Popular: Letter and A4.
- ANSI (North America): US paper sizes, from Junior Legal to Ledger.
- ISO (International): the A series, from A1 to A6.
- Miscellaneous: business cards, post cards, and posters.
| Preset | Category | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Letter | Popular | 8.5x11 in |
| A4 | Popular | 210x297 mm |
| Letter | ANSI (North America) | 8.5x11 in |
| Half Letter | ANSI (North America) | 5.5x8.5 in |
| Govt. Letter | ANSI (North America) | 8x10 in |
| Legal | ANSI (North America) | 8.5x14 in |
| Junior Legal | ANSI (North America) | 5x8 in |
| Govt. Legal | ANSI (North America) | 8.5x13 in |
| Ledger | ANSI (North America) | 11x17 in |
| A1 | ISO (International) | 594x841 mm |
| A2 | ISO (International) | 420x594 mm |
| A3 | ISO (International) | 297x420 mm |
| A4 | ISO (International) | 210x297 mm |
| A5 | ISO (International) | 148x210 mm |
| A6 | ISO (International) | 105x148 mm |
| Business Card | Miscellaneous | 3.5x2 in |
| Post Card | Miscellaneous | 7x5 in |
| Poster | Miscellaneous | 24x36 in |
Letter and A4 are listed twice, once under Popular and once under their standard category.
What a preset changes
Choosing a preset also turns Margins, Bleed & Crop Marks, and Advanced off. To add them, turn them on yourself before you click Create. See Create custom pages.
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